Rampidbyter Rampid byter: A byte of my .Net developing life.

I finally received my TI LaunchPad after waiting three months for delivery. I popped onto the TI Wiki after getting the device installed, and then installed Code Composer Studio 4.1.3.0038. Since that point I followed the “LaunchPadSimpleProject.pdf” step-by-step to create my first MP430G2231 application with blinky LEDs. It was all going well until Code Composer Studio decided not to allow debugging.

Unfortunately it seems Code Composer Studio can’t seem to decide whether it is licensed or unlicensed. Working on the code the studio is licensed, but the moment I go to debug It brings up the license dialog. I browse to the license file, and the dialog closes to pop up an error dialog of no feature found for CCS_CONNECTION_ALL. Inspecting the license file there is no definition for the CCS_CONNECTION_ALL, but at the same point in time none of this was specified in the simple project nor license installation.

Until I get a solution for this my launch is aborted.